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SoNaRWaVe 03-31-2013 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by eddy89 (Post 8199864)
anyone recommend a place that can do my taxes? I was quoted $3XXX in tax return.... I want to get a 2nd person to look at it to see whether or not thats accurate or not.

if your taxes are pretty straight forward, i personally suggest using ufile. its pretty straight forward and you can match your quote with what ufile says.

SB7 03-31-2013 10:44 PM

Did my taxes by myself with TurboTax this year. Getting back 1.6k

In the off chance that I majorly fucked up, would they just automatically fix it for you and give you your actual return?

bobbinka 03-31-2013 10:55 PM

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Originally Posted by striker_boi7 (Post 8200176)
Did my taxes by myself with TurboTax this year. Getting back 1.6k

In the off chance that I majorly fucked up, would they just automatically fix it for you and give you your actual return?

depending on the information available to CRA at the time of your filing, corrections MAY be made during the assessment. but this really depends on what is wrong to begin with. Not everything will be caught right away, so i would not rely on this.

our tax system is based on self assessment. that means what whatever you file it as, CRA takes it as it is first, and then can come back to review it in depth at a later time. so it may very well be that you will get your 1.6k back as you filed it, and then half a year later get reassessed and asked to pay back X amount because of some error you made or something you left out.

Major153 04-01-2013 12:06 AM

Looking for some help/advice here.

I just got my T4 (from my previos employer) in the mail and it's pretty off from my last pay stub ~ about $8k higher in gross income. I would usually call up payroll, but basically the company went under and is no longer in business. I left multiple voice mail to the general inquiry # on the company's website, but no call backs. Now it says the voicemail box is full...

I don't really think its fair to pay taxes on money I never earned... Is this something to bring up with the CRA? What would they do? I still have my last pay stub in hand which shows my ytd gross income if that helps

ForbiddenX 04-11-2013 11:14 AM

When I calculated my income tax it looked like it was only going to be $8x.xx but I end up getting about $7xx.xx. Did I do something wrong and they fixed it? Or did they do something wrong lol. Need to check the actual mail though was just looking at my bank account.

satek 04-11-2013 12:23 PM

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Ulic Qel-Droma 04-11-2013 01:11 PM

i heard a rumor if you send in your tax returns, unfilled, they will do it for you since there is no actual requirement stated saying you have to send them in complete. they have staff that will fill it out for you.

...lol has anyone tried this?

assuming your taxes are simple and not a lot of money is at risk (errors).... wouldn't this be worth trying out? hahaha

fsy82 04-11-2013 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Ulic Qel-Droma (Post 8209521)
i heard a rumor if you send in your tax returns, unfilled, they will do it for you since there is no actual requirement stated saying you have to send them in complete. they have staff that will fill it out for you.

...lol has anyone tried this?

assuming your taxes are simple and not a lot of money is at risk (errors).... wouldn't this be worth trying out? hahaha

I've never heard of that happening. Its the onus on the taxpayer to file a tax return every year regardless or not if you have income for that year.

Ulic Qel-Droma 04-11-2013 01:52 PM

yeah but what if you do? what are they gonna do? send it back to you?

where does it say in the law, that i have to fill it out?

bobbinka 04-11-2013 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Ulic Qel-Droma (Post 8209549)
yeah but what if you do? what are they gonna do? send it back to you?

where does it say in the law, that i have to fill it out?

:rukidding: seriously...? staff to fill out your returns for you...?

if you have taxes to pay, you have to file a return.

if you choose not to fill out your return, go ahead. best case scenario, that is exactly what they would do: send it back to you. Worst case scenario? Try it and find out. Wouldn't want to spoil it for you.

better yet, don't file for a couple years. see how long you can get away with it :fullofwin:

CorneringArtist 04-11-2013 07:48 PM

Looks like I owe 700 this year...not a whole lot that I have to deduct :okay:.

SB7 04-11-2013 07:56 PM

i've made two small mistakes over the past two returns and they've fixed it accordingly each time, which actually gave me an extra couple hundred dollars :fullofwin:

4444 04-11-2013 08:46 PM

$7K coming back, i could have been more 'aggressive' but decided i wouldn't as i don't want to get audited (i am doing nothing wrong, but am aggressive in my reading/interpretation of the ITA)

4444 04-11-2013 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by striker_boi7 (Post 8209800)
i've made two small mistakes over the past two returns and they've fixed it accordingly each time, which actually gave me an extra couple hundred dollars :fullofwin:

they can do that for simple things, dividend tax credits, foreign tax credits, EI/CPP payments (although they didn't for me, worth $2K one year, which annoyed me) - i believe they have your T4's, T5's, etc. so automatically fill in your 'simple' bits correctly before you even do anything

Gh0stRider 04-11-2013 10:32 PM

hopefully i dont have to pay $3k again

hotjoint 04-12-2013 07:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Gh0stRider (Post 8209948)
hopefully i dont have to pay $3k again

WTF are you doing to have to pay back 3K. I owe $950. Damn dividends!

Mr.HappySilp 04-12-2013 08:48 AM

Got my cheque form the GOV!!1 Going to spend it on the new HTC phone =D

jtanner_ 04-12-2013 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Ulic Qel-Droma (Post 8209549)
yeah but what if you do? what are they gonna do? send it back to you?

where does it say in the law, that i have to fill it out?

I worked at CRA for a few years from grade 11 through to my second year of university… and I’ve seen/received some weird shit in the mail in terms of people’s tax returns.

Funny enough, a lot of the time if you submit a blank T1 with all of the supporting documents, often it is filled out for you. What happens here is usually up to the discretion of the person who puts it together… I’ve received letters from people saying they can’t afford to have them done by an accountant or people simply saying that it’s too complicated for them to fill out and to have at em… The outcome? Well, that varies too. Sometimes your tax return is simply filed, although I would say most often your tax return will be stamped as ‘penalty’ and you won’t receive the full amount you’re entitled to.

The best tax returns are tax returns where people will literally put hundreds of staples and glue their correspondence documents together. Most entry level people working in O of A (It’s a department of people who literally just put your tax returns in the appropriate order, O of A, order of attachments, go figure) have to remove and sort all of your documentation. There’s nothing like duct tape, staples and glue to start your day

fliptuner 04-12-2013 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr.HappySilp (Post 8210127)
Got my cheque form the GOV!!1 Going to spend it on the new HTC phone =D

Just curious, how long ago did you file? E-file?

Thanks

SB7 04-12-2013 10:42 AM

^Mine took 9 business days. I went with E-File instead of mailing it back and it really is a lot quicker. The strange thing was that I could have sworn that I signed up for direct deposit for this return and future ones but I still got the cheque in the mail instead..

Mr.HappySilp 04-12-2013 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by ICE BOY (Post 8210183)
Just curious, how long ago did you file? E-file?

Thanks

2 weeks ago I think.

SoNaRWaVe 04-12-2013 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by striker_boi7 (Post 8210211)
^Mine took 9 business days. I went with E-File instead of mailing it back and it really is a lot quicker. The strange thing was that I could have sworn that I signed up for direct deposit for this return and future ones but I still got the cheque in the mail instead..

i signed up for direct deposit as well but got a warning saying that this return may still come in a cheque. i guess it takes "one cycle" to get the direct deposit rolling.

Matlock 04-12-2013 03:14 PM

owe $300 :/

Cassijon 04-14-2013 12:52 AM

damnit. owe 2500

fuck me

XplicitLuder 04-14-2013 09:05 AM

1.9k back :D
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